Articles 

Charles K. Hofling

The Right to Seek Treatment

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 7a [PDF]

21st Institute on Hospital & Community Psychiatry: Manpower & Money

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 14a-15a [PDF]

NEWS & NOTES

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 54a-58a [PDF]

David L. Bazelon

The Right to Treatment: The Court's Role

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 129-135 [PDF]

Whatsisname

The Mental Health Stew

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 135 [PDF]

Francis J. Braceland

Changes in the Treatment of Involutional Melancholia

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 136-140 [PDF]

Bonnie Ross, Rose Anderson, and Carl D. Koutsky

Increasing the Therapeutic Potential of Nurses

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 140-141 [PDF]

Walter E. Barton

Mental Health Services in the Ukraine

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 142-144 [PDF]

Alexander Gralnick and Frank D'ELIA

A Psychoanalytic Hospital Becomes a Therapeutic Community

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 144-146 [PDF]

Hans R. Huessy

Satellite Halfway Houses in Vermont

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 147-149 [PDF]

Delbert M. Kole and Howard Busse

Trail Camping for Delinquents

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 150-153 [PDF]

George M. Dilley

Retarded Women Teach Self-Help Skills

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 154-155 [PDF]

Lorene Thompson

Training Patients for Maintenance Jobs

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 155 [PDF]

THE REVOLVING DOOR (28 minutes, black and white, 1968). Produced by Vision Associates. Distributed by the American Foundation Institute of Corrections, 1532 Philadelphia National Bank Building, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107. Purchase price, $100; rental fee, $15

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 156 [PDF]

Jack Neher

THE SUICIDAL PATIENT (60 minutes, black and white, 1968). Produced for Medical Television Network, University of California at Los Angeles and University of Southern California, with a grant from the National Institute of Mental Health to Donald Brayton, M.D., UCLA Medical Extension. Available on free loan to medical and health professionals and institutions from the National Medical Audiovisual Center, Atlanta, Georgia 30333

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 156 [PDF]

Alan M. Kraft

THE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER: AN INTERIM APPRAISAL—Raymond M. Glasscote, M.A., James N. Sussex, M.D., Elaine Cumming, Ph.D., and Lauren H. Smith, M.D. Joint Information Service of the American Psychiatric Association and the National Association for Mental Health, Washington, D.C., 1969, 156 pages, $6 clothbound, $4 paperbound, with discounts for four or more copies

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 156-157 [PDF]

Dorothy C. Bishop

MENTAL ILLNESS: A GUIDE FOR THE FAMILY, 5th edition—by Edith M. Stern, 1968, 124 pages. Hardbound edition, Harper & Row, New York City, $3.95. Paperbound edition, National Association for Mental Health, New York City, 50 cents

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 157-158 [PDF]

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS FOR THE HANDICAPPED—Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1968, 98 pages. Available from the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, for $1

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 158 [PDF]

THE PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF LSD—edited by J. Thomas Ungerleider, M.D. Charles C Thomas, Springfield, Illinois, 1968, 109 pages, $5

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 158 [PDF]

Robert E. Switzer

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Hosp Community Psychiatry 1969 20: 158 [PDF]